The partial objectives of wiping over the socks and the requirement of the intention of tayammum according to Al-Kamal Ibn Al-Hammam in his book Fath Al-Qadeer

The partial objectives of wiping over the socks and the requirement of the intention of tayammum according to Al-Kamal Ibn Al-Hammam in his book Fath Al-Qadeer

Section: Article
Issue
Vol. 5 No. 20.3 (2025): Volume 5 / Special Issue (Extracted Research Papers 1)
Pages
147-170

Keywords:

partial objectives, Ibn Al-Hammam, wiping over the socks, tayammum

Abstract

The research deals with the partial objectives according to Al-Kamal Ibn Al-Hammam - may God have mercy on him - in his book Fath Al-Qadeer, the two issues: wiping over the socks and tayammum. The research was divided into an introduction and two sections. The first topic: It is an introduction to the partial objectives, the translation of Ibn Al-Hammam, and his book Fath Al-Qadeer, and it includes three topics. Demands:The first requirement: Definition of the partial objectives, The second requirement: Translation of Ibn Al-Hammam - may God have mercy on him -, The third requirement: Introduction to the book of Fath Al-Qadeer, As for the second topic: It dealt with the partial objectives in the two issues of wiping over the socks and requiring the intention of tayammum, so it included two requirements.


The first: The partial objectives in wiping over the socks and the second requirement: The partial objectives in requiring the intention of tayammum. These issues were studied according to the following order:


 


Ibn al-Hammam’s statement on the issue and the study of the issue, and then the partial objectives in the issue, and the conclusion. I ended the research with a conclusion that included: The most important results, and then mention the sources and references that I relied on in the research

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Authors

Hadeel A.A. alkani

University of Mosul- College of Education for Human Sciences-Department of Quran Sciences / Mosul - Iraq 1,2

Nabeel Mohamed gareeb

University of Mosul- College of Education for Human Sciences-Department of Quran Sciences / Mosul - Iraq 1,2

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DOI: 10.33899/adgnm316

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The partial objectives of wiping over the socks and the requirement of the intention of tayammum according to Al-Kamal Ibn Al-Hammam in his book Fath Al-Qadeer: The partial objectives of wiping over the socks and the requirement of the intention of tayammum according to Al-Kamal Ibn Al-Hammam in his book Fath Al-Qadeer. (2025). Journal of Education for the Humanities , 5(20.3), 147-170. https://doi.org/10.33899/adgnm316
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The partial objectives of wiping over the socks and the requirement of the intention of tayammum according to Al-Kamal Ibn Al-Hammam in his book Fath Al-Qadeer: The partial objectives of wiping over the socks and the requirement of the intention of tayammum according to Al-Kamal Ibn Al-Hammam in his book Fath Al-Qadeer. (2025). Journal of Education for the Humanities , 5(20.3), 147-170. https://doi.org/10.33899/adgnm316